The left ventricular ejection fraction(LVEF) were significantly increased,the carvedilol group(P<0.01),The metoprolol group(P<0.05). And the effect of Carvedilol is better than metoprolol(LVEDs、RVD P<0.01;LVEFP<0.05).
[Results] P170 protein expression was decreased in the treatment group and upgraded in the control group before and after treatment,but no remarkable difference(P>0.01);
Results:The difference between pre-treatment and 14 days' treatment had significant meaning (P<0.01) and the effective ratio in the contrast group was better than that of the treatment group (P<0.01).
Results:Level of sICAM in UAP cases(A、B group)significantly increased compared with the normal individuals(C group),P<0.05.It had a further increase(P<0.05)at 24 h after PCI,and resumed to the level before PCI after PCI 72 h.
Conclusion:The expression rates of P-gp and LRP in relapse/refractory patients are higher than those of the initial treatment group. There is no correlation between P-gp and LRP expression in AL.
P-selectin mRNA is upregulated while the intensity increaed from 4 to 28 dyne/cm2. This result suggests that fluid shear stress could upregulate the mRNA expression of P-selectin in this rang.
In this paper, we prove the degenerations of Schubert varieties in a minusculeG/P, as well as the class of Kempf varieties in the flag varietySL(n)/B, to (normal) toric varieties.
Well known wonderfulG-varieties are those of rank zero, namely the generalized flag varietiesG/P, those of rank one, classified in [A], and certain complete symmetric varieties described in [DP] such as the famous space of complete conics.
In this paper we compute the cohomology with trivial coefficients for the Lie superalgebraspsl(n, n), p (n) andq(2n); we show that the cohomology ring ofq(2n+1) is of Krull dimension 1 and we calculate the ring forq(3) andq(5).
As a corollary we obtain af·g·p·d·f subgroup of SLn(?) (n ≧ 3.
More generally, we prove that if Γ is an irreducible arithmetic non-cocompact lattice in a higher rank group, then Γ containsf·g·p·d·f groups.
Platelet adhesion (PAd) and %max of platelet aggregation (PAg) were examined in 67 cases of coronary heart disease (CHD) and 27 normal individuals (Ns). PAd was 44.1±10.4% in Ns, 66.6±7.8% (n=6) in acute myocardial infarction (AMI) (p<0.01) and 54.9±10.1% (n=10) in stable angina (SA) (p<0.05). PAg increased in unstable angina (UA) (77.33±15.98, n=6, p<0.01)in old myocardian infarction (OMI) (75.11±18.74%, n=9, p<0.01), in AMI over 3 days (70.17±15.72%, n=12, p<0.05) and in SA (68.23±12.76%, n=24, p<0.01) as...
Platelet adhesion (PAd) and %max of platelet aggregation (PAg) were examined in 67 cases of coronary heart disease (CHD) and 27 normal individuals (Ns). PAd was 44.1±10.4% in Ns, 66.6±7.8% (n=6) in acute myocardial infarction (AMI) (p<0.01) and 54.9±10.1% (n=10) in stable angina (SA) (p<0.05). PAg increased in unstable angina (UA) (77.33±15.98, n=6, p<0.01)in old myocardian infarction (OMI) (75.11±18.74%, n=9, p<0.01), in AMI over 3 days (70.17±15.72%, n=12, p<0.05) and in SA (68.23±12.76%, n=24, p<0.01) as compared tons (57.35+12.72%). PAg was low in AMI within 3 days (44.87±19.94%, n=10, p<0.05). In patients of increased PAg, their platelets showed less granules, as compared to platelets of normal PAg. It was concluded that abnormal platelet function and morphological changes were present in most CHD.
High density lipoprotein cholesterol (HDL-C) blood level and the ratio between HDL-C and total cholesterol (H/T) were determined in 116 patients with coronary heart disease (CHD). Sixty randomly selected cases of essential hypertension over 45 and 100 healthy subjects, both sex and age matched, were taken as control groups. The results showed that the patients of all sex and age subgroups with CHD had significantly lower levels of HDL-C and H/T ratio as compared with those of the two control groups (p<0.01)....
High density lipoprotein cholesterol (HDL-C) blood level and the ratio between HDL-C and total cholesterol (H/T) were determined in 116 patients with coronary heart disease (CHD). Sixty randomly selected cases of essential hypertension over 45 and 100 healthy subjects, both sex and age matched, were taken as control groups. The results showed that the patients of all sex and age subgroups with CHD had significantly lower levels of HDL-C and H/T ratio as compared with those of the two control groups (p<0.01). The difference between the two control groups, however, was statistically insigni ficant. The data, thereby, support the view that the blood HDL-C concentration has a negative correlation with CHD risk. It seems that the H/T ratio below normal might be considered as a risk factor of CHD.
Twenty-five juvenile hypertensive(JH) patients and 23 age matched normotensive subjects were studied. In JH patients, at the time of normal BP their mean cardiac index was higher and mean resistance index lower than those of normotensives respectively, and after exercise the Systolic, diastolic and mean BP were all higher than those of normotensives. In 37.5% of total observations on the JH patients, the systolic BP was greater than M±2SD of the systolic BP of normotensives. This denotes that post-exer cise...
Twenty-five juvenile hypertensive(JH) patients and 23 age matched normotensive subjects were studied. In JH patients, at the time of normal BP their mean cardiac index was higher and mean resistance index lower than those of normotensives respectively, and after exercise the Systolic, diastolic and mean BP were all higher than those of normotensives. In 37.5% of total observations on the JH patients, the systolic BP was greater than M±2SD of the systolic BP of normotensives. This denotes that post-exer cise systolic BP level is highly sensitive in detection of JH patients with apparently normal pressure. Two-thirds of the total observations on the JH patients showed elevat ed post-exercise decrease of stroke volume and increase in left ventricular ejection in dex. These results suggest that the major hemodynamic changes in most JH patients, as unveiled by exercise test and stroke resistance calculation, are of low flow and high resistance type.